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High School Football scores for Sept. 11, 2026
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Great Falls Tribune
C.M. Russell High special teams powers win over Belgrade in conference opener
Note: This story has been updated to add a quote, video, and statistics. The C.M. Russell High special teams were just that on Thursday, Sept. 10, as the Rustlers cruised to a 28-3 Eastern AA victory at Memorial Stadium. Cornerback Carson Hollern returned a punt 80 yards for a touchdown less than four minutes into the game before Gage Allen recovered a blocked punt in the end zone for a score and recorded a blocked punt himself in the second quarter as CMR built the four-possession lead at halftime. Defensive end Ryan Gilbertson knocked down the Belgrade punt leading to the Allen touchdown and also recorded a sack, while quarterback Beckett Crouch slung a pair of first-half scores. Crouch hit receiver Devyn Smith for a 25-yard catch-and-run score early in the second quarter prior to finding Nick Stimac in the end zone from 22 yards out late in the second frame. The Panthers’ lone first-half score came on a Cooper Holland 22-yard field goal in the first quarter, capitalizing on a Rustlers’ muffed punt at their own 20. Belgrade drove down to the CMR 1-yard line in the fourth quarter but the Rustler defense held on downs, and corner Kawiwo’ole
Great Falls Tribune
Captain Mason Cannon the 'spearhead' for Great Falls High football team
Mason Cannon earned a captaincy last season for Great Falls High, an honor not often bestowed on juniors in high school football. As a two-way starter and the honorary No. 40 for the Bison this season, the senior is making the most of his opportunities on and off the field. “It really means a lot to see what my teammates think of me and what the prior class thought of me, too, as being a leader of the program,” Cannon said. “But it’s honestly surreal to be in the position that I am, to help lead younger kids and inspire younger kids to be the best versions of themselves.” More: Donavin Scribner an 'every-down back' for C.M. Russell High football VOTE: Volleyball, golf, football stars up for Athlete of the Week, Sept. 8-11 Cannon and Great Falls (0-2) open up the Eastern AA schedule at 7 p.m. against one of the state’s top teams in Billings West (2-0) on Friday, Sept. 11, at the newly christened Sam McDonald Stadium at Daylis. Cannon was the leading rusher for the Bison last season, as he averaged over six yards per carry along with five touchdowns. He is also the team’s top returning
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No. 7 Providence sweeps Valley City State, finishing off a perfect first home stand
GREAT FALLS — The Providence Argos (10-2) volleyball team made quick work of the Valley City State Vikings (3-9) with a sweep on Saturday afternoon at the McLaughlin Center Gymnasium. The Argos were led by 11 kills from Great Falls native Bree MacDonald and senior outside Martyna Fiedler. The...
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Vikings Head West for Montana Road Trip
VALLEY CITY, N.D. – The Valley City State University volleyball team continues Frontier Conference play this weekend with a pair of road matches in Montana. The Vikings open the trip Friday, Sept. 11, against Montana State University-Northern at 7 p.m. MDT in Havre. VCSU will then travel to Great Falls to face No. 7 University of Providence on Saturday, Sept. 12, at 2 p.m. MDT.
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8-Man Football: Belt races past Fort Benton, 64-30, spoiling the Longhorns' homecoming
FORT BENTON — The Belt Huskies (3-0) blasted their rivals, the Fort Benton Longhorns (2-1), 64-30, on the road to stay undefeated on Friday night. Both Belt and Fort Benton held their first two opponents to just 12 total points. The Huskies hounded the Longhorns early, bouncing out to a 22-0 lead in the first half.
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Volleyball: Billings Senior knocks off CMR in five sets in conference opener
GREAT FALLS — The Billings Senior Broncs (3-3) opened AA conference play with a five-set road win over the previously unbeaten CMR Rustlers (4-1), after falling behind through three sets. The Broncs and the Rustlers met in the one-loss side of the bracket and the '4th place game' a...
Great Falls Tribune
Volleyball, golf, football stars up for Athlete of the Week, Sept. 8-11
As we move past the Labor Day holiday, it’s time again for the Tribune’s Athlete of the Week. Congratulations to last week’s winners of the polls, Gwen Kakalecik of Great Falls High girl’s cross-country and Ash Groshelle of Great Falls High boys’ soccer. Each week during the competition, two girls and two boys will be nominated, and the audience will choose the winner via a poll posted below. Nominations for future Athlete of the Week polls can be sent to sports reporter Grady Higgins at ghiggins@greatfallstribune.com. Voting on this week’s poll will be open until Friday, Sept. 11, at 11:59 p.m., and the winners of the vote will be announced in the following week’s Athlete of the Week story. More: Last second touchdown lifts C.M. Russell football over Missoula Sentinel More: Senior-laden CMR volleyball looking to make another deep run Girls’ Athlete of the Week nominees Madi Timmons, Great Falls High golf: The senior had a season-best round of 89 on Monday, Aug. 31, finishing 12 th overall at the Belgrade Invite. Felicity Young, CMR volleyball: The senior spiked a team-high 10 kills and added three blocks as the Rustlers swept Helena High. Boys’ Athlete of the Week nominees Jackson
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6-Man Football: DGSG coasts to a 44-28 victory over Power/Dutton-Brady
STANFORD — Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine toppled Power/Dutton-Brady 44-28 on Saturday afternoon, thanks to four touchdowns from senior Brian Tull. Tull came up big on both sides of the ball with critical tackles, a forced fumble and four rushing touchdowns. The Bearcats poured it on after a slow start offensively, which saw no points in the first quarter from either side.
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Sam Hafertepe Jr. Triumphs At Electric City For Third Frontier Speedweek Win Of 2026
Sam Hafertepe Jr’s drive towards a seventh championship is energized. Maintaining the American Sprint Car Series points lead into the penultimate race of Frontier Speedweek at Electric City Speedway for the 30th Montana Roundup, Hafertepe secured his first National Tour win at the track while padding his points lead.
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Paddleheads clinch PBL Postseason berth with win over Great Falls
MISSOULA, Mt. — Missoula defeated the Great Falls Voyagers 11-7 Thursday night at Ogren Park at Allegiance Field, clinching a spot in the Pioneer Baseball League playoffs in its final regular season home game. The victory secured the PaddleHeads’ sixth consecutive postseason berth. Missoula has qualified for the playoffs...
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Memorial Magic: CMR beats Missoula Sentinel 28-25, scoring with three seconds left
GREAT FALLS — The clock is ticking down: 10, 9, 8, 7. CMR Rustlers junior quarterback Beckett Crouch takes the snap and looks left. Blake Katz finds himself wide open on the goal line and Crouch's pass hits him right on the letters for a walk-off touchdown. The Rustlers...
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Soccer: No goals in crosstown doubleheader between Great Falls and CMR boys and girls
GREAT FALLS — The first crosstown boys and girls soccer doubleheader in Great Falls between the Bison and Rustlers ended with two goalless draws. All four teams from Great Falls and CMR were winless entering the two matchups. The 160 minutes of game time over the course of both games featured numerous scoring opportunities but lacked an end product.
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Great Falls star Steele Harris out at least next seven games with shoulder injury
GREAT FALLS — Steele Harris, Great Falls High star and the top-ranked 2027 football recruit in Montana, injured his shoulder in a loss to Flathead last Friday, and could miss the rest of the regular season. Bison head coach Coda Tchida confirmed to SWX that Harris' injury will keep...